requested you to brief Mr. Preedy and, being pressed
at the time, I unfortunately replied to your letter on
the 18th instant without looking at the file.
I still think, as I said in my letter, that
we could not have anyone better than Mr. Wilfred Lewis
for this or any other complicated case, but of course
I should not have agreed to your briefing him on this
occasion had I realised that this was the very case in
which in view of Mr. Bushe's wishes I had particularly
asked you to instruct Mr. Fready.
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If, therefore, you have not already sent, or
promised, the papers to Mr. Wilfred Lewis, I should be
glad if you would instruct ar. Preedy.
Yours sincerely,
(Sco) Itarow Duncan.
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